Four Ways of Wearing Ethical Fashion

Knitwear - People Tree; Trousers - People Tree; Scarf - my late grandmother's 

1. Ethical clothing from dedicated brands

My favourite brands are People Tree, Nomads Clothing and Seasalt. If you want to change your wardrobe into a more ethical one, you don't have to throw out everything and buy new clothes; you can do it slowly so every time you need a new item, simply look for its ethical version. It will be more durable and timeless.

From Unworn Dress to Favourite Top

Take a high-street dress and make a top out of it, hand saw the seam, including the frill. Add a crochet collar by MoniqueBoutiqueMB and ta-da! Can you call it ethical fashion? 

'Less Is More' with Ethical Fashion - #5DaysChallenge from People Tree

Day 1 & 2

I discovered ethical fashion a few months ago when I was attracted by the 'relaxed' look of a local shop in Exeter. When I entered, I was even more fascinated not only by the products but also by the stories and the people behind them too. When I bought a bracelet and a notebook and I was told that if I wanted the receipt, they can send it to me via email as they'd prefer not to use paper to print it, I was totally won over. I got home and I started to do more research into what exactly ethical fashion means.